We just got a new ( renewed ) credit card---same credit card #, but NEW "security code#" and, of

[Atticus]

course, expiration date.

We use this card for MANY recurring charges---utilities, etc---. They have our info on file and automatically process the chargd and send us a receipt. Unless someone here has a better way, we now have to contact each and every account and delete our current card info and register our new info. Seriously, this will take at least a day, but we don't want "late charges" because our "new" card has been refused and we thought the bill was paid.

HELP!

[wcmagumba]

1. Same thing here but I thought since it has the same # it should still work for recurring charges.

I have a couple I need to check if so....

[CentralMass]

2. It is what it is. You have to update every place that you use the card.

[CentralMass]

3. Alternatively if is is something like a monthly bill you can usually pay it right out of your

checking account.

[nitpicker]

4. When I had to change my credit card number

The recurring charges carried over (same credit card company).

However, your situation may be different and dependent on the willingness of the payees to accept the new info automatically.

[captain queeg]

5. Yes that's what happened to me with most recurring charges

However there were a couple that didn’t work that way and I had to enter new CC info.

[kimbutgar]

6. This has happened to me

And when the card is rejected on recurring charges I get an email and I then update my credit card info. Wait for them to notify you.